Screwdriver EPM PH2 6x100 mm impact hex shank model E-400-0362

EPM PH2 6x100 mm impact screwdriver (model E-400-0362) is a hand tool designed for driving and removing Phillips PH2 screws. The tool has a 6 mm shaft diameter and a 100 mm working length, combined with a hexagonal shank that provides secure seating in impact drivers, bit holders and quick-change chucks. It is intended for tasks where controlled impact turning and reliable torque transmission are required, such as construction, assembly and maintenance work.

Advantages

The hexagonal shank ensures firm retention in impact-compatible holders and reduces slippage during high-torque impacts. The 100 mm length provides extended reach for recessed or semi-recessed fasteners while keeping good control of the screw head. Hardened tip geometry matches PH2 screw profiles for consistent engagement and reduced cam-out. The compact hand profile and robust shaft construction improve durability under repeated impact use.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing PH2 Phillips screws in wood, metal and composite materials
• Construction site assembly and joinery work
• Mechanical maintenance and equipment repair where impact drivers are used
• Installation of fixtures, brackets and fittings requiring controlled torque

Key specifications

• Screw type compatibility: Phillips PH2
• Shaft diameter: 6 mm
• Working length: 100 mm
• Shank type: Hexagonal for impact drivers and bit holders
• Tip: hardened tip designed for reduced cam-out and reliable engagement
• Intended use: impact-rated screwdriver bit for high-torque applications

How to use

Insert the hexagonal shank securely into an impact driver, bit holder or quick-change chuck. Select the appropriate speed and impact settings on the driver according to the screw material and thickness. Engage the PH2 tip with the screw head, applying steady axial pressure to maintain engagement, and operate the driver until the screw is driven to the required depth or removed. Inspect the tip periodically for wear and replace when engagement becomes unreliable.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment and match the driver’s torque settings to the screw and substrate to avoid overdriving or damaging fasteners. Replace the bit if the tip shows rounding or significant wear. Store in a dry place and avoid excessive bending or side loads that could deform the shaft.